The Kongka-La pass is located on a low ridge in the Himalayas, in the disputed border area between India and China. According to different investigations, there is a hidden UFO base there.
Kongka La is one of the least accessible areas on the planet and, by agreement between the nations, no one patrols it. But there is something much more serious in the region, and that is the large number of UFO sightings that have been seen in the mountains.
UFO base at Kongka-La
According to some locals, UFOs have been seen emerging from the ground . Experts suggest that this is because there are underground bases in the region. The worst thing is that the Chinese and Indian governments know it perfectly.
The largest number of sightings occur at Aksai Chin Lake. The main UFO base is at Soda PLain and uses the largest river in Aksai Chin, the Karakosh.
This region is practically uninhabited and has no permanent settlements, it hardly ever rains as the Himalayas and the Karakoram block the rains.
In addition, it is the region where the Eurasian plate and the Indian plate have created converging plate boundaries . This forms when one plate sinks below another. Therefore, this area is one of the few in the world where the earth’s crust is twice as thick .
An ideal area to create underground bases deep within the tectonic plates.
In 2004, a UFO sighting was reported in the Lahaul-Spiti region of Himachal Pradesh, southern Ladakh. The report was made by Anil Kulkarni of ISRO’s Space Applications Center in Ahmedabad.
His team filmed a 4-foot-tall robot – shaped figure “walking” along the ridge of the mountain. But as scientists excitedly approached, it took off vertically and was lost in the sky.
Between August 1 and October 15, 2012, the Indian Army and the Indo-Tibetan Border Forces reported UFOs in the Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir.
Reported UFO sightings
An ITBP unit based in Thakung, near Pangong Tso Lake, reported more than 100 sightings of strange lights.
In September of the same year, the army moved a mobile ground radar unit and a spectrum analyzer to a mountain 160 km from Pangong Lake.
The radar did not detect the UFO that the soldiers personally saw , indicating that it was not metallic. The spectrum analyzer could not detect any signal emission . The Army also sent a reconnaissance drone in the direction of the UFO, but it was useless; the drone reached its maximum height and lost sight of it.
A team of astronomers from the Indian Astronomical Observatory in Hanle studied the phenomenon for 3 days. The team spotted flying objects , but were unable to deduce what they were.
Some theorists associate the number of UFO reports with the region being along the lines of latitude that divide the Earth.
Same reason that has led you to think that Red ‘s gravity vortex magnetic anomalies and these events have a connection.
Is this gravity a manifestation of the Earth’s energy connected to the Grid? If so, can they use certain points on this grid to tame gravity?
This would make Kongka-La the ideal area to create a UFO base on Earth, becoming one more region on the list where aliens could operate inside the planet.
